Star in the Palm of Your Hand

This book was written in the early 2000s. It was quite good to read at that time and it is very classic. From the current point of view, there are indeed many poisonous points. You can treat it as an old antique. There is no need to criticize it. What is so offensive about books from more than ten years ago?

I really liked this book back then

If it had been better written in 2010, I could have added the arms from StarCraft 2. Compared to StarCraft 1, I prefer StarCraft 2.

I remember it wasn't so poisonous when I watched it, oh~ I've grown up

This book is actually quite good, and the world view is quite complete (didn't Cao Xueqin only write about 12 girls in the main volume of Twelve Hairpins and a few girls in the supplementary volume? The several civilizations that appeared are enough). The setting of spiritual power is fairly self-explanatory. It's when you see the protagonist walking out of the solar system at the end that you start to feel good. I've watched it three times and this is my true feeling.

A masterpiece among StarCraft and human novels, book lovers who like StarCraft should not miss it. At that time, I really expected the author to continue writing this novel, but unfortunately he did not.

I read it a few years ago when I first came into contact with online articles. Fast forward more than ten years.

This book is still a very good novel even today

When I was reading it, I didn't feel anything, so I read it in one breath. Now I feel better and feel numb

I think it was quite fun to read it back then.

There is no sense of immersion in war, interstellar! ! ! Why does it feel like a small fight? And to be honest, the writing power thing really affects reading. Hey, I had high expectations.

Does the author still write books? It's so well written. I've read it many times. I hope to read the author's new book.

The only one in science fiction that I have read many times. The villains are still worthy of respect even if they are in different camps. The cool thing is that from the beginning of the third level to the completion of the book, people who don't understand the comments will read it seriously.

My favorite interstellar novel, I can read it without being embarrassed and the protagonist kills decisively without leaving any traces. A novel from Star Wars + Star Wars.

The title of the book is fake. This is a fantasy novel. To be honest, I just want to watch Interstellar. But if you get me a telekinesis, I might as well read orthodox fantasy.

The biggest flaw of this book is that under the guise of "StarCraft", it is filled with a large number of "Star Wars"-style personal force battles, and even the space of personal force battles is much larger than the space of unit combat... And because the setting limit for personal force is too high, a single person destroys ships seven in and seven out like a bag, and forcibly turns "StarCraft" into "DotA"... It is really a pity.

The writing is very good, I read it at least three times!

Prehistoric books from 10 years ago were still dominated by novice literature (all kinds of fantasy time travel) at that time, right?

It's really disgusting. I wrote so much about Wen Jing in the beginning, but in the end I didn't want it. Waste of my starting coins

It's a pity that the author doesn't know why he allowed the telekinesis from Star Wars to appear in the novel, turning what was originally a good space war into a lightsaber fight, alas.

The first Mercenary World, I came up with it on a whim today to see if it has not been removed from the shelves.

Very well written and the setting is great! I miss the author!

It's an old book I read n years ago. I read it three times that year 🤓

It's obviously a real-time strategy game of StarCraft, but the protagonist plays it like a strategy game like Three Kingdoms.

I don't know if the author is still writing a new book.

When I first arrived on Earth. I feel like my subordinates from far away in the asteroid belt know everything about the Earth. I won't talk about future information encryption. You can monitor and filter out the communications of tens of billions of people at any time, and the protagonist is the cow. Super technology was already so awesome before it was moved to reality. Will be more awesome in the future

Um, I'm so embarrassed to read books written in the past 20 years. How did I read them before?

I don't believe any boss would accept a steamed bun.

Monthly ticket support! Come on, come on, come on!

Had it not been for the protagonist's cheating, Hadek would have been able to win living space for the entire ape family. This is a fourth-level existence that can even survive death. It bears the fate of the entire race being controlled and forced to fight a proxy war. This person doesn't write much, but he is really impressive. I personally think he is the most outstanding character in the entire solar system chapter besides Pang Qian. Agorn is also another impressive ape-man who endures a tortuous fate due to cross-race love. In order to save his son who is controlled by brainwashing, a peak master uses himself as bait to plant the key to his son's rescue. His mother was even better, having prophesied the death of Heras decades before her death, and even the protagonist's existence was taken into account. In addition to fighting Heras throughout his life, Argon was also the third level behind the Pirate King of the asteroid belt. He was the stabilizer of the entire asteroid belt, which can be regarded as his contribution to human society in the solar system. The Caribbean without Argon would not be able to rule the pirates stably for a long time, and it would firmly restrain the ape-worshipping cult that was spreading in the solar system.